BROOKLYN, Mich. — Here is a look at the winners and losers from Sunday’s Cup race at Michigan International Speedway.

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11. Chase Elliott, 95. 12. Tyler Reddick, 94. 13. Chase Briscoe, 92. 14. Carson Hocevar, 70. 15. Kyle Busch, 62. 16. Ross Chastain, 58.

4. Christopher Bell, 480. 10. Bubba Wallace, 383. 11. Chase Briscoe, 363. 12. Chris Buescher, 342. 15. Kyle Busch, 322. 16. Austin Cindric, 318.

NASCAR fans express concern over Alex Bowman’s recent slump, fearing he could be sliding toward a replacement scenario.

Denny Hamlin clinched his third victory of the season and 57th of his career at Michigan International Speedway on Sunday.

Denny Hamlin executed a late fuel-mileage battle to a victory to perfection. The result enabled him to win the Firekeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway on Sunday, June 8.

NASCAR Cup Series playoff battle has intensified with six spots left and 11 races to go in the regular season.

Following a race-ending crash at Michigan International Speedway, Alex Bowman is on a career-worst five-race average finish at Hendrick Motorsports of 28.2.

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